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Lauren Tessier, interviewed in Episode 66 of Resiliency Radio, put it powerfully: Mycotoxins, from my perspective, seem to be probably one of the bigger initiators of autoimmunity. Mycotoxins dysregulate the Th17 pathway and impair regulatory T cells (Tregs), both of which drive autoimmune inflammation when disrupted
Generation of Acsl4 and Fsp1 gene knockout cells using the CRISPR-Cas9 system The pBOBI cas9+gRNA puro shuttle lentiviral plasmid was packaged into viruses to infect MTECs with 10 g/mL polybrene
Again, GABA function has been the main focus but new research is pointing to glutamate as a key player...maybe THE key player
The absence of post-1992 human data is not neutral